The Tower of London was (and still is) a Royal Residence, although Royals don't live there any more. When the Monarchs were given presents of exotic animals from other Heads of State, they housed them in their own 'zoo' in the Tower of London. This became known as the Royal Menagerie. When the present London Zoo opened in Regent's Park in the mid 1800's, the animals in the Royal Menagerie were transferred to the new London Zoo.
The Tower of London was Britain's first zoo and was known as the Royal Menagerie.
The Tower of London has been used as a Royal Palace and Menagerie for centuries , although animals are no longer kept there and members of the Royal Family no longer live there.
The Tower of London was, and still is, a fort and still has a small military garrison. It has also been a prison, a royal residence and a menagerie.
Museum, prison, menagerie, Royal Palace, army barracks, defence of London, tourist hotspot etc.
They aren't. The Tower of London was the Royal Menagerie (zoo) several hundred years ago, but not now. The only livestock kept at the Tower now are the ravens.
It was built as a fortress and became a Royal Palace later. It was also the Royal Menagerie until the mid-1800's
The Tower of London is a massive stone tower at the centre of William the Conqueror's London fortress (on the north bank of the River Thames) built in the early 1080s. Through the centuries that followed, successive monarchs added to the fortifications. The Tower has been used as a prison and is integral to English History. Today the Tower houses the British Crown Jewels.
the tower of London is a the majesties royal palace and fortress. the tower was used as a royal palace, prison and fortress.
No, the Tower of London was a royal palace and (later) prison.
The correct title of the Tower is Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress. The Tower was build as a Royal Palace by William the Conqueror
The Tower of London was built as a fortress and Royal Residence and still has a small military garrison. At one time it housed the royal menagerie. It was also used as a prison and Rudolf Hess was incarcerated there during World War 2. It now houses the British Crown jewels and is a museum. It is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the UK.
The famous bridge that crosses the Thames next to the Tower of London is called the Tower Bridge. This bridge was a royal residence along with a prison.